If you too are looking for a peaceful and beautiful place away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, where you can enjoy the best forms of nature in a low budget, then this news is especially for you. The weather of Mount Abu, the only and very beautiful hill station of the desert state of Rajasthan, is currently going through its most pleasant and magical phase. In this monsoon season, the clouds playing hide and seek with the mountains, the greenery spread all around and the gurgling waterfalls make this place no less than a paradise. The best thing is that you can plan a memorable trip here with your family or friends at low cost and without any huge budget. Let us know the best places to visit Mount Abu in monsoon, the ways to reach there and easy ways to make the trip pocket-friendly. Why does the journey to Mount Abu become special during monsoon? On hearing the name of Rajasthan, the picture of bright sunshine, ravines and sandy desert often emerges in people's mind, but Mount Abu, situated in the lap of Aravalli hills, completely changes this perception. With the arrival of monsoon, the hills here become covered with green cover and a huge drop in temperature is recorded. Pieces of clouds are seen floating directly around you, looking at them it feels as if you are walking on the clouds. In this season, the natural springs here come alive and the sound of gurgling water gives a different peace and tranquility to the mind. For photography and nature lovers, this time is the best opportunity to visit Mount Abu. Major and beautiful tourist places to visit in Mount Abu When you reach Mount Abu, there are many wonderful places to visit here which will make your trip memorable forever. First of all let's talk about 'Nakki Lake', which is considered the heart of this hill station. The fun of boating amidst the hills spread around it and the cool breeze in the evening is something else. Apart from this, from Guru Shikhar, which is the highest peak of the Aravalli mountain range, the view of the entire city from among the clouds looks very charming. Dilwara Jain Temple is famous all over the world for its unmatched architecture and marble carvings, which tourists from all over the country and abroad come to see. Trevor's Tank and Achalgarh Fort are also the main attractions worth visiting for trekking lovers during monsoon. How to make your trip to Mount Abu completely pocket-friendly? Planning a trip on a low budget is not a difficult task, provided you have proper planning. You can choose train or bus to visit Mount Abu. The nearest railway station is Abu Road, which is well connected to major cities of the country like Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Mumbai. The distance of Mount Abu from Abu Road Station is only 28 kilometers, to reach where you can easily get cheap sharing taxis or state transport buses. You can get huge discounts by booking hotels online in advance, or you can choose homestays and budget-friendly guest houses a little away from the main market of the city. You can also control your food expenses to a great extent by enjoying street food and traditional Rajasthani food at local eateries. What things should be kept in mind during monsoon trip? As exciting as it is to travel to a hill station during the monsoon season, it is equally important to be cautious about sudden changes in weather. Due to heavy rains in the mountains, roads sometimes become slippery, so be extra careful while driving or walking. Don't forget to keep raincoat, umbrella, adequate warm clothes and necessary medicines with you. If you are fond of photography then use a waterproof bag to protect your gadgets from moisture and water. Enjoy this beautiful trip while following local rules and without harming nature. This journey will not only not be heavy on your pocket but will also refresh you.
